Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-15
PARLIAMENT.
THE iRIsH PROBLEM DISCUSSED IN
n0fH HOUSES
The Lard Fiji Ia Commons-The Crimes
Bill PesstsT;s Second Resdiagin
the House OF Lords.


IoNuoR. July ii.-ln the House OF
Cannon. tbs evening Lord Randolph
Churchjil. r,sumimg tiie debate on the
land mll. ,, ctcd to Ng. Banncrman's
amendment ,,hn, the bill be rcjcc,ed)
only as r.i.,np false issue. There
vas a c,r,rs, agreement, lac said. on
O,or,.,t ,l,t lie bin Wis absolutely
-. 9, afford relief 81 irish
80, "a MS q great mistake 10
".'.,,.,,,t GOOD faith n the Gov
~, a.. A.. t,onesa,s of the bill.
NJ I.,,.,t.,,, had been forced t.
[e.rrt.,.r.r.y land measure before
O..,,..,.,. ....c5. ior no more olious
.,....,, ...,o.tc mon the Irish GOV
...... l..,.., ,lniui,,er the crimes
....,..,.1 l, "A mcclure which
... Oh. t.nlniry Cries OF
W. I..r-' p,occcJinr 10 OK
-. ..'...... .r tbc bin. be sup
,,,,r5 .ri,. cr....i,ns ON the r,-
iri,.i'.. a., Ala. .ascholl,r,' clause.
,,L:ol, 1.,.,...ft r... ...,. rnmrlt would
.n.,,.1 .,i.uot sac ilqlthct
,.,,,l3a. b.u,fr FROM tie clause
I..l,,,. ,.t victims fParnclhta
(1r,,sI u. could fear 20 intmst
1,;.l, o~,,t. ,Jgi..r. Of landlords.
Ia, a. '..... co,f.rr.1 nn,D tba,n
,,,,.i.r r..t ,l.,... fgries Of con"
from a.. l,,..ry,fiv,.' benches AMI
cheers wf.t would have been the
,,otc ot rr,,..i H. fhi, clause had been
In opcr,tl,hia.i winter? lie did not
douit that fr.u ONE quarter to one
half az tho tcnantry would have
hon c,ict,G. mud the result would
lave boon etsf, of tuuult and dis
,ilrr srm-lirg 70 contemplate.
rCl,.te "a ..,, not within IN, limit
If nh, 5.aI possibilities 10 dead with
t.r clans. tli. .c,sion. The bin must
IeGllt.ued Boy throwing if over The
I,rl rultrv clauses were emallv objee-
g.rslJi .,se,ureh az thrv would tend
4, l,v,r.re moral tone of the fpplntry.
lid. ,roluc.ug an unreasonable
mas. az hiieanon. Cheer, from the
I.lb I.~or,sI Tho Govrrnmont in
100 a., tb. .rgo number OF tenants
vIoit ,.ss e,.cct.d would be forced
INFO LariiuueV. seemed 10 be trying
g." buil5 nv, . - fem. Of national credit
',ovil.ir,. al fcvod,tion Of national
,n,"r,rr,, # .ho Govornmcnt with
lrt,h ucu.A.Is. would agree t. deal
with the ,rr,nrs and the revision Of
ir,icioi r,5t- ir.toadof tine blnkrup,rv
liorsDe dc l,.oull he dcpriyad of its
worst textures and would become ac-
c,rfsblc to e.. country. Cheers
Sir William Vernon narcourt con-
o1atulated ord Randolph on his clear
question If the defects of the bill.
II Lord PanIolph's spcoch led f. a
rcw d,ycl.pur1t of the bill the House
would l.v' ro d.aicultY in passing it.
T,,I p4,Anlul had performed a cant
t.J cr,.t.,, under chloroform upon
t,e ,n,q.nt.. Transforming its nature
and leaving H.. mere skeleton Ct the
an. ii lnc Government asscnted the
Unrea would now try TO Dut some de-
cont cl,tl.fn., ap the skeleton. Let the
lo,,,,.,..,4 Throw overheard the
clans,1 Tint ,oil the Tories and Libe-
his o,,,.,,g and fine bilI. going with
an, drl.v &, committee. wonld find an
,.,e.,,.,
Nh Go.e5rn. Chancellor of the Ex-
cL,n,,,r er,,Linq IN behalf of the
C.,.,n,n,.t aid that while they
vould not attempt II disguise the
G;e'culty of ,.,ir task. they must re-
1870 inv 81 eiroIe vote bv making
any concession AGAINST their con
,,:,;ors D,,l.ino ON the Temporary
,l.,ron,.r.of t1.s liil hc said tine Gov
,,,',n,,.t would a, thair best +, meet
che ",irv. AZ tb. gentlemen on the
.tIcr SHE with REGARD 70 the
l,a.IbolJ,,, clause. bnt he bold
H. d,r.,l.l tLe eviction clause.
i. cnnIJ o,.,y understand the opposi
tiop II tina, clause on the supposltion
tLat twas deemed advisable to keep
mn The eviction agitation with view of
inAu,ucit, 11,liic opiuiOu. The Gov
Comment vls NOT prcparcd TO drop the
clause. believing that the stoppage of
tyictious would take away half The
stock ia tmG. Of the Irish agitators.
he defended the bankruptcy clauses
and denied -crd Randolph ChurchilIs
assertion that the Government was try
ingto found system of national credit.
lie opposed the plan for revision of
ronts advised 10y the Cowpcr commits
sion as fatal 10 the coming Iand-pur-
clascmeasurc.
Pamell, upourising, was loudlycheer-
"a. lie sand he thought Goschen was
looking rather to the enhanced value
of mopcIty under his future land-pur.
chase hin than to the interests of Irish
tenants. 1he Government proposed
f. abolish ,yictions by executing them
rrd,r another name with the OBJ
iect of getting rid of the record
Of such tran .,s as eyictiOns.
The attempt q. holster up Judicial
rents as a basis iol purchase would de
f,at It's own end, because land would
not bc purchased on judicial basis.
tie warned the Government that their
land scheme would not affect the feel
mo in Ireland. The present measure
v6nld simuly be REGARDED rs a monu-
mani of sturiditv and inaptitude. A
sn,edv revision of rents was absolutely
necessary. He suggested that if the
Goyrrnmcnt WAS not disposed to ac-
cent the advice of the Gowper com
mission !. might at least meet the Irish
members half way.
MIR. Gladstone thought the debate
III l,.,,. o..rJucfa1 with GREAT ability